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To ensure we partner with serious and consistent traders, we’ve introduced the Minimum 10 Trading Days requirement as part of our rule set.
This rule means:
Before a withdrawal request can be made, a minimum of 10 separate trading days must be completed.
Why this matters:
We want to avoid situations where traders place a few lucky trades in the beginning, stop trading, and immediately request a payout.
We are looking for traders who demonstrate consistent performance over time—not just short bursts of luck.
This rule helps protect our capital and gives you the opportunity to prove real discipline and sustainability, both of which are essential traits for long-term success in trading.
What is this 30% rule about?
At NextPropTrader, we aim to work with disciplined, professional traders—not gamblers.
We’ve seen too many traders open a funded account and immediately go all-in with maximum contract size, hoping to catch one huge winning trade. While that might work once, it’s not sustainable—and certainly not the kind of trading we support.
That’s why we’ve introduced the “No Lucky Punch” rule:
👉 Your largest individual trade must not account for more than 30% of your total net profit.
📊 Example:
Let’s say a trader generates a total net profit of $5,000 on their funded account.
30% of that is $1,500.
➡️ This means the largest single trade (e.g., one highly profitable trade on a specific day) must not exceed $1,500 in profit.
If the trader’s largest trade was, for example, $2,100, the rule is not met—because a significant portion of the profit came from a single trade rather than consistent performance.
✅ Why is this rule important?
It ensures that profit is not built on one lucky shot, but on sustainable risk management and consistent trading behavior.
This rule protects our capital and supports traders who are in it for the long term—not just short-term gain.
What is this rule about?
At NextPropTrader, we require every trader to demonstrate proper risk management – not just in theory, but in practice.
That’s why we’ve introduced the “Positive Risk Management” rule:
👉 Your average winning trade (Avg Win PnL) must be greater than your average losing trade (Avg Loss PnL).
📊 Example:
Let’s say a trader’s average profit per winning trade is $250,
but their average loss per losing trade is $500.
This means the trader is consistently risking more than they stand to gain – a clear sign of poor risk management.
Even with a high win rate, a trader with a negative risk-to-reward ratio like this will inevitably destroy the account over time. We’ve seen it happen again and again.
❌ Why we don’t accept this:
We are not looking for traders who rely on a lucky streak or a high hit rate to survive.
A truly professional trader understands that long-term success comes from protecting capital and maintaining a positive risk-to-reward ratio.
If your average loss is larger than your average win, you’re not in control of your risk – and that’s not the kind of trading we want to fund.
✅ Summary:
To meet the Positive Risk Management rule:
👉 Your Avg Win PnL must be higher than your Avg Loss PnL.
Regardless of how often you win – if your average losses are bigger than your wins, your account is at risk over the long run.
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